In this project, I designed the benches and backrests of the venue to give them a softer touch and improve comfort, playing with an aesthetic based on the colors of the logo.

To give greater presence to the sponsoring brand, a vertical garden with artificial plants was installed on the wall, creating a dialogue with the strip of vegetation arranged on the ceiling.

The project in this jewellery shop dating from 1834, located in the Barri Vell of Girona, focused on enhancing the verticality of the space. During the works, we discovered a double-height level crowned with a Catalan vaulted ceiling, which was left exposed to achieve a more natural finish.

Small display cases were built within the wall niches using an antique-style cabinet, while the floor was fitted with natural oak herringbone flooring that recreates a path of white tiles. All the paints used are eco-friendly, made from natural pigments.

During the renovation works inside this restaurant, we discovered authentic Girona stone, which became the base for creating a wainscoting decorated with a collage of old photographs of the emblematic Plaça de la Independència, where the venue is located.

At the same time, we recovered a set of shelves that had been hidden within the bar and, through lighting, gave them a leading role as both a display and storage space.

To enhance the views of the Onyar River and the cathedral, Alicante-style shutters were installed on the windows—an architectural feature characteristic of the square that also inspired the texture design of the bar.

The wood and iron tables and the wall sconces, designed specifically for the project, add a distinctive line of style and personality to the proposal.

The red, black, and white of the corporate colors guided the design approach, amplifying the spirit of the company throughout all the spaces involved in the renovation: reception, meeting rooms, boardroom, executive office, and bathrooms.

This chromatic dialogue extends to the relationship between furniture and lighting elements, aimed at reinforcing the brand image and the presence of the product. The inclusion of natural oak flooring brings warmth to the space.

The project focused on giving this cocktail bar a beach bar atmosphere, taking advantage of its proximity to the sea. To evoke the color of sand, the continuous wooden flooring was treated with a polished finish and a matte varnish with off-white tones.

The beach-inspired image was reinforced through the integration of natural fiber, cane, and coconut strands in the ceiling. The decoration includes elements such as windsurf boards and oars, highlighting the venue’s maritime essence, as well as vegetation on the façade that evokes the sand dunes of the beach.

A space reminiscent of a fishermen’s warehouse. That was the identity sought for this venue with high ceilings and exposed installations.

The main colors chosen were electric blue and white. Blue was applied to the ceiling, the bar, and the volume of the bathrooms, where the dark atmosphere recreates the feeling of being underwater.

White was used for the lacquered corrugated panels that cover the walls and for the bottle rack, which functions both as a display for drinks and as a design feature in its own right.

Both the bar and the furniture are made of pine wood, treated to bring out the grain and evoke wood weathered by the sea. The lamp, recovered from a fishing boat, is another of the venue’s emblematic elements.

Interior design for this café-restaurant.

On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the optician’s shop, and following the pause caused by COVID, the client felt the need to personalize the spaces and give them a more elegant appearance.

Taking advantage of the layout of the premises, a distribution with two independent consultation rooms and an audiometry room was designed. To highlight the main product—eyeglasses—a visual dialogue was created between the white walls, the lighting, and the vinyl parquet flooring, featuring oak finishes and black details.